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Morgan E Zigler
 
 
关于此艺术家

Condemned to a schizophrenic art practice, Morgan flips between his heartfelt connection with the natural world (environmental sensitivity, activism and learning practical skills for self-sufficiency), his searching for Jewish roots (manifesting in a series of exhibitions concerning the holocaust entitled 'Surviving Memory' and in my journey to study Judaism and art in Jerusalem in 2005), alternative protest activities (with the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army and through many unsolicited public works), and his martial side (martial arts, fire performance and many long wanderings). Morgan calmly observes the interactions between these personalities and finds it quite entertaining when they act out in public and create. He wonders which will prevail.
He is currently volunteering at Ruskin Mill College (an institution which teaches teenagers with special needs practical skills, based in Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK), in woodland management and biodynamic farming, slowly learning and becoming healthy after his long Institutionalization (see education).

 
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We All Dissect Nature...

2006
Found Matirials: Mirrors, organic tomato plants, compost, graphite, life room desks, string, oil pastels, potted plants.
250cm-400cm-350cm

We All Dissect Nature...
"We All Dissect Nature Along Lines Laid Down By Our Own Native Languages," was an exercise in intuition, observation of nature and growth. Tracings of light and reflections appear throughout the space. On the desks there are more formal studies of the plants and light filtering into the room, consistently erased as growth was observed. Every attempt was made to stimulate growth and document observations. A sensitivity to using found materials and reusing my wastes (such as compost from food consumed over the installation becoming food for the plants) became a primary concern.

Shelter

2007
bailer twine, local coppiced hazel wood, goat willow bark, local hay, and nails.
120cm-80cm-120cm

An installation from a recent group show at the Stroud House Gallery, in Gloucestershire, UK, entitled "The Farm." This work was playfully created with the contrast of a structure for farm animals which is at once a shelter and a prison, both a comfort and domestication. Inside the shelter, hand build with an odd mixture of labor intensive natural materials and those from a local farm, is contained a layer of hay in which there is the imprint of a human body. The room in which it is installed in completely free from artificial light, only the smallest amount trickling in from the adjacent rooms. As your eyes adjust to the light, details become subtly and disturbingly clear.

Guerilla Gardening

2006
found Nasturtium plant, barb wire, rope and plastic curry fork.
15cm-15cm-10cm

Guerilla Gardening
This subversive method of plant propagation is a form of direct action where the prime purpose, most often, is to beautify, greenify, or otherwise bring life into spaces which are overcome with the trappings of industrial building materials, imported concrete and other such dead depressive elements of the urban landscape. The example included here was planted into Glasgow's Charring Cross intermediate traffic space. As the photographs partially represent, this space is an island of sterile grass in the midst of constant traffic. This specific intervention was intended to liven up the biodiversity of this little green space, with a plant that one (of the many) stumbling Glaswegians pulled out of a flower pot down town one Friday evening. Getting this fragile thing to this plot in the midst of the roar of a drunken mess that Glasgow often turns into at night, without getting beat up, was an accomplishment in itself.

The memories of childhood...

2005
video still of white acrylic house paint and ink on advertising board.
100cm-280cm. duration of video: 16 minutes.

THE MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD REMEBER CHILDISH HANDS. This image is a video-still from painting instillations created in various places around Jerusalem in 2005. It is from a series of unsolicited public works reflecting my memories of Israel from eight years ago, resurrected and re-presented on signboards in secular and orthodox areas of Jerusalem. The video's record half-second intervals every thirty seconds of the paintings often begun at midnight and completed around sunrise. Tracing the intact advertisements for which the signs were created, through painting and eventually being covered up and "forgotten" once again. Painted over the course of six hours, from midnight to sunrise. This specific work was created from a memory from Yad Vashem (the holocaust memorial foundation and interpretive center in Jerusalem), which I visited with my father and sister in 1996. In one room I remember this sculpture and books (probably the records of victims), but I am unsure if these things really existed or I have imagined them.

Exhibition Space 2004

2004
photocopy transfer and oil mono-print on paper.
40cm-60cm

This image, also featured in the "surviving Memory" show, (exhibited during the Edinburgh festival in the Tron Kirk on the high street, where many people searching for history would come for information from the adjacent old town tourist information centre in 2005) was originally from an image taken of the Prison garments of the prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp. They were exhibited in a room where the slightest breeze would animate them disturbingly.
 
教育程度与个人自传
EDUCATION:

1999–2001

Salmon Arm Senior Secondary Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada

High School Diploma, with honors.

Focus in Art, English Lit. Comparative Civilizations, Native Studies, etc.

2001–2003

Okanagan University College.
Kelowna, B.C. Canada

Diploma Fine Art.

Focus on painting, video, and creative writing.

2003–2006

The Glasgow School of Art.
Glasgow, Scotland, UK.

BA Fine Art. With Honors
Focus on Painting and Printmaking

2007

Sustainable Land Use Course
Ragman’s Lane farm, Forest of Dean. Gloucestershire. UK.

Permacuture design course and sustainable forestry

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS (SOLO)

2001
מּ “Solo Show” I.C.C.S. Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada

2002

מּ “Consumption and Destruction”
Rutland Branch, Star-Bucks Coffee, Kelowna, B.C. Canada

2003

מּ “The Spirit Within”
The Victoria Student Union, Glasgow, Scotland.
2004

מּ “Surviving Memory”
Tron Kirk, Edinburgh, Scotland

מּ “Surviving Memory”
Mono, Glasgow, Scotland

2004/05

מּ unsolicited public works(6)
Jerusalem, Israel

2005

מּ two mono-types in permanent collection of Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem, Israel

מּ unsolicited public works(6)Florence, Italy

מּunsolicited public works(23) Massada, Dead Sea, Israel
מּ unsolicited public works(1)Hai-Bar Yotvata Nature Reserve, Israel

2005/06

מּ unsolicited public works(8) Glasgow, Scotland

2006

מּ “Guerrila Garden” Charing Cross, Glasgow, Scotland

מּ "Leaves"
Kelvingrove Park,
Glasgow, Scotland

מּ unsolicited public works (1)Nottingham, England

2004/05/06

מּ public fire performance Scotland, England, Israel, Canada

(Number within parenthesis denotes number of works installed at specific site or city specified.)


SELECTED EXHIBITIONS (GROUP)


2001

מּ “Art On The Line”
Kelowna, B.C. Canada

2002

מּ O.U.C. Group show
Kelowna B.C. Canada

2003

מּ The Cat’s Eye Gallery. Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada

מּ The Victoria
Glasgow, Scotland

מּ Heron Gallery
Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada

2004

מּ G.S.A. Group Show
Glasgow, Scotland

מּ “Encounter Terror”
Quezon City, Philippines

2004/2005

מּ Glasgow Print Studio Glasgow, Scotland

2005

מּ “Exchange”
Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem, Israel

מּ “Under Construction” Jerusalem, Israel

2006

מּ unsolicited collaboration, Budapest, Hungary

מּ Multiple protest performances with C.I.R.C.A. Glasgow, Scotland

מּ “Transatlantic Creative Response”
San Francisco, U.S.A. and Glasgow, Scotland

מּ Degree Show(G.S.A.)
Glasgow, Scotland

מּ “Urban Discomfort” Glasgow Street Spectacle Glasgow, Scotland

2007

מּ “The Farm”
Stroud House Gallery, Stroud, UK

מּ “Colors Notebook.” Submission to join traveling
exhibition currently at CENTRE POMPIDOU(see Publications) Place Georges Pompidou, Paris.

PUBLICATIONS.

1. “Strangers”
In The Phoenix, Arts and Entertainment, February, 2002.

2. “Jeff Koons: Representing the Myth of Capitalism.”
In DIN: Secession magazine, Vienna: 2004.

3. “A story of my belief: the religious art of Philip Guston and Marc Chagall.”
In the permanent collection of The Glasgow School of Art Library: 2006.

4. Six Short poems published in “Chateau Dans La Brume: Immortal Verses Series.” Watermark Press, Owings Mills, MD: 2006.

5.“Multiple Reflections on Water:
(Life source)-(Resource)-(Commodity).”
Contribution to Fabrica : les yeux ouverts / Colors Notebook traveling exhibition and publication, Ponzano, Italy: 2007
 
未来的展览
Concerned with the connection between art and the changing natural environment, I have recently started seeking a route and funding for a journey from Glasgow’s river Clyde to Clyde River (on Baffin Island in the territory of Nunavut), in order to discover some adventure and my roots in the far north of Canada, on my way home to the west coast. I plan to document this journey, and exhibit the work I create from it.
Some preliminary research have taken the form of pen and ink portraits of people who give me lifts hitch-hiking throughout the UK, drawn together with fragments of their conversation and facts about their lives on small pieces of recycled paper. Continually the topics of environmental sustainability, climate change, green consciousness and politics come up with little prompting. It is becoming a survey, a representing of the views and opinions of a nation of diverse people, and I am excited about the potential for this project.
 
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